Craig Bowen 
As per Samsung’s latest software update for the Samsung Galaxy S7, the South Korean tech giant has now introduced a new feature for its flagship smartphone called ‘Smart Switch’, which allows users to change their current wallpaper on their phones to any image from Google Photos or their camera roll and it will apply instantly.
A few weeks ago, Verizon announced they would update the Samsung Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge to Android 6.0 Marshmallow. A huge announcement marked the first time Verizon updated their phones to Android 6.0.
This update included several improvements, including using fingerprint sensors for security and an improved notification panel.
On March 30th, the Galaxy S7 software update was released. This update improves the Camera, Galaxy S Health app, and user interface. The new Camera UI is designed to enhance camera functionality and efficiency. It also features improved video stabilization and a new Bokeh mode that automatically enhances the bokeh effect in photos taken with the device’s primary camera. The Galaxy S Health app has been updated to provide a better overview of data collected by the app.
Download and Install the new firmware on Samsung Galaxy S7
Verizon Wireless’s latest Android 6.0 Marshmallow update for the Samsung Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge brings many new features and fixes, including adding a third-party launcher, improved battery life, and more.
You can check out Verizon’s release here for a list of changes.
How to Root Samsung Galaxy S7
There are many reasons why you should root your Phone. One of the most important reasons is security. When discussing security, you must understand the difference between a software update and a root.
A software update is like a patch; it just fixes bugs in the software. However, when you root your Phone, you remove the protections built into the software.
For example, if you’re a Verizon customer and you’ve gotten a software update, you’ve just been given a new version of Android. However, if you root your Phone, you are giving up the ability to update the software independently.
You are also giving up the ability to root your Phone.
In this case, I will walk you through rooting your Phone and how to do it.
How to update your Samsung Galaxy S7 to the latest software
This guide will show you how to update your Samsung Galaxy S7 to the newest software. The process is pretty straightforward, but if you’re having trouble, please comment below, and I’ll help you.
Download the update
First things first, you need to download the update. If you’re not rooted yet, you can skip this step.
You must download the OTA file for the update, so head to Settings > About device > Check for updates. You can find the OTA file in the notification drawer.
Once you’ve downloaded the file, follow the on-screen instructions to install the update.
Rooting
Before you can root your Phone, you need to unlock your bootloader. If you don’t know what that means, you can ask your Phone’s manufacturer. If you cannot find out, follow our guide to unlock your bootloader.
Once you’ve unlocked your bootloader, you can proceed with rooting.
Rooting your Phone unlocks a few new features, such as apps from the Play Store, installing custom ROMs, and other goodies.
You can download the Android 6.0 Marshmallow update for the Samsung Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge from here.
How to update your Samsung Galaxy S7 to the latest software
This guide will show you how to update your Samsung Galaxy S7 to the newest software. The process is pretty straightforward, but if you’re having trouble, please comment below, and I’ll help you.
Download the update
First things first, you need to download the update. If you’re not rooted yet, you can skip this step.
How To Install Software Updates
On March 15th, Verizon announced that they would release a new software they would release S7, released just ten days later.
The update is fairly simple to install, and you’ll only need to download an app from the Google Play Store. If you don’t want to wait, check out our detailed guide on installing the software update.
Frequently asked questions about Software updates.
Q: Will my system be updated automatically when new updates are available?
A: No. Sign in with your Microsoft account if you want your computer to install software updates automatically. To sign in, click on the Start button. Then select All apps and features. After that, click on Settings. Select Accounts. Enter your email address and password. Scroll down to the Sign-in options. You can change your settings there.
Q: My system has a problem downloading an update. Can I fix it?
A: Yes. Go into the Control Panel (Windows key + C), System and Security, and Maintenance. There, you will find a button to troubleshoot and repair. Click on that button.
Q: How do I create a bootable CD/DVD/USB drive to perform a repair on my system?
A: Download and burn the ISO file from the Windows 10 Insider website.
Top Myths about Software Update
- The system will reboot during the software update.
- Your Windows will be wiped out during the software update.
- You have to go to the computer store for a new copy of Windows.
Conclusion
The Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge received a software update. This aligns them with Samsung’s latest software version for their other devices.
If you keep your device connected to a Wi-Fi network, the software update process will take approximately 10 minutes.
You can check the software update status on your device by going into Settings> About Phone> Software updates.
Download the update manually from Samsung’s website if you don’t see the update.
This nice little software helps keep your device secure and up to date. The Galaxy S7 software update was released yesterday, April 10th. This is the first time since the release of the original Galaxy S6 that we’ve seen an update for the Phone.
